FW: The Argentinian myEye released

[Simon Judge]

I caught this on Martin Tall's blog, anyone tried it?  I'm keen but time short for a bit!

Great to see progress on this finally, and looks like ITU will follow up soon with a rival?!

S

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The Argentinian myEye released <http://gazeinteraction.blogspot.com/2009/03/argentinian-myeye-released.html>

via Martin Tall On Gaze Interaction <http://gazeinteraction.blogspot.com/>  by Martin Tall on 12/03/09

I have been following an interesting project taking place in Argentina during the last half year. Marcelo Laginestra have through his blog <http://www.eyegazetracking.com/>  described the developments of a low-cost webcam based eye tracker. It has now been released for download, free of charge.

 <http://myeye.jimdo.com/> The system requirements are modest,


*       CPU: 1.5 Ghz or higher
*       RAM: 256 DDR RAM or higher (Recommendation 512 RAM)
*       Space: at least 100MB hard disk space.
*       Camera: 640x480 capture resolution or higher. (At least 30fps)
*       O.S.: Microsoft Windows XP SP2

Go to the myEye website <http://myeye.jimdo.com/>  to download the software.


I am happy to see that the project came through, kudos for releasing under Creative Commons.

Keep an eye open for the ITU gaze interaction platform <http://www.gazegroup.org/>  that will be released in conjunction with CHI09 in early April.
 <http://res1.blogblog.com/tracker/5651110511478705854-3238842965075004233?l=gazeinteraction.blogspot.com>




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